PGCE Secondary Education: Drama
Course Overview
This PGCE in Secondary Drama provides a high-standard training pathway to achieve Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for teaching students aged 11-16. The course blends theory and practice to develop your skills as a confident and reflective Drama teacher, empowering you to use performance to foster critical thinking and creativity in your students. Successful completion leads to a postgraduate qualification with 60 Master's-level credits and a recommendation for QTS.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and 60 Master's-level credits upon completion
- Develop practical skills in performance, direction, and collaboration through hands-on learning
- Explore a range of key dramatic texts and influential theatre practitioners
- Learn to use Drama as a powerful pedagogical tool to develop student agency and critical thought
- Gain experience teaching the 11-16 age range with opportunities for primary and post-16 enhancement
Course Overview
This PGCE in Secondary Drama provides a high-standard training pathway to achieve Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) for teaching students aged 11-16. The course blends theory and practice to develop your skills as a confident and reflective Drama teacher, empowering you to use performance to foster critical thinking and creativity in your students. Successful completion leads to a postgraduate qualification with 60 Master's-level credits and a recommendation for QTS.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and 60 Master's-level credits upon completion
- Develop practical skills in performance, direction, and collaboration through hands-on learning
- Explore a range of key dramatic texts and influential theatre practitioners
- Learn to use Drama as a powerful pedagogical tool to develop student agency and critical thought
- Gain experience teaching the 11-16 age range with opportunities for primary and post-16 enhancement
